British Columbia's registered psychologists travel to China in the continuing
effort to aid recovery from the Chengdu earthquake of 2008
True recovery from disaster takes more than just time.
Dr Jeanne LeBlanc is returning a second time, as a continuation of her efforts to aid in the recovery from the Sichuan Province Earthquake which occurred on
In accordance with British Columbia Psychological Association's belief that it is the fundamental right of all individuals to have access to mental health services, the BC Disaster Response Network of psychologists offers psychological intervention on a pro bono basis during and after destructive events. Our role includes brief psychological treatment with persons whose usual methods of coping have become ineffective in the face of such disasters or destructive events. Other services to be offered are facilitation of training for psychologists who wish to become members of BCPA's DRN, on site consultations, crisis intervention, education, follow up, and assistance with referrals to appropriate mental health services.
ABOUT British Columbia Psychological Association:
With over 650 members from across British Columbia, BCPA represents a valuable Healthcare resource. Since 1938, the BCPA has represented psychologists in British Columbia; it is a voluntary body and is committed to advancing the delivery and availability of Psychological Services along with promoting the psychological well being of all British Columbians.
For further information: For further information: Rebecca Smith, Executive Director, No. 204-1909 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC, V6J 1Z3, Ph: (604) 730-0501, Fx: (604) 730-0502, Email: [email protected], www.psychologists.bc.ca
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